Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1887-06-15

Land jumpers near Tempe, A. L.
are Threatened with lynching
Butte, NJ. T., is TO havs an electric
and cable street.railrcad Service.
The Bob" Lincoln boom is rapidly
spreading among the Republicans of
the south. The colored people are
especially enthusiastic.
William Bacon Stevens, D. D.,
Bishop of the Diocese of Pennsylva-
mia Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
died saturday morning.
Miller The slayer of two residents of
Seattle, W T., while they were in a
skiG on Washington Lake. in Febru.
AIRY, 1886 was Tuesday found guilty
OF murder in the Irst degree.
The immense tract of land, known
as the Mariposa grant, comprising 4S,.
600 acres has been purchased by
Messrs. Mackay, Flood. Jones, Hay
ward and hobart for $3.50 900.
There is an abundance of water in
the Carson river, and AS there IL II
good deal more at the fountain head
there will be plenty of power for the
mills during the Summer and fall
ce-President Jordan, OF the West.
ern National Bank, says it will proba.
ble be some time before the new silver
certificates viii be ready, hut that tenn.
porary certificates will be provided
Tor trading purposes.
The National Tribune, organ of the
Grand Army of the ltepublic, says that
OF lhe 350.OUO members OF the organi.
cation about 75 per cent are Republi-
cans, but tnat in Indiana and New
Jersey the Democrats constitude near.
i ly 90 per cent, aud in the State OF
Deleware they make about IS per
cent.
A San Francisco company with
capital stock of $500,00O has been
organized TO construct anl operate
! smeller ut Golconda in this State.
| Three hundred thousand dollars has
already been paid in and the work OF
laying the foundation will be com.
mehced next week, There are mill
ions Of tons Of base ores in Humboldt
county that should pay profit no
mining and reducing.
There is great fun in little Georgia
town called Jonesborough. A wild.
over named Halmey had five sons.
A widow named Starnes had five
daughters. One by one The Hamley
boys moved and married the S,arns
J girls, against the fathers protest A
few days ago the last couple eloped
and old mau Hamley then went over
and ma ried the Starns widow. Gen.
eral congratulations and family re.
union all round.
The Revtille says little Nina Lund,
of Austin. while playing with some
other children, tell head foremost into
II we'll forty feet deep. Her foot br.
came enlangled in the rope and she
caught hold of the bucket, which de.
! scended with her and doubtless saved
} her life, rs she held ON TO ii in the
| water. which was len feet deep, until
eXtricated. The child sustained only
II slight cut ON the head, and seemed
none the worse Tor her perilous fall
and cold bath.
Ii is reported that the recent earth.
quake opened II large fssure on the
south side of Silver Mountain from
which steam and ill.smelling smoke
is constantly escaping. The crcvice
is iaore than foot wide in many
places and extends for quarter ota
| mile along the base of the mountain.
II Is an almost inaccessible cunon
where few, except venturesume hunt
ers, ever penetrate. There is every
| evidence That at some time, not very
remote, great volcanic disturbances
haye taken place, as the surface Is
turned topsy turvy and huge powders
Of scorla are numerous on every hand.
-Iader.
General Darr, IN conversation
with The Bee correspondent, snid that
he had completed arrangements for y
suit against Wm. Kissane, otherwise
known as W. Il. Rogers, Of Sonoma
county. He said thai the statement
that The claiu OF the Chemical Bank
was outlawed is all nonsense. The
best and fullest advice had been taken
before the proceedings were com.
meuced, ana no shadow of d doubt
remains but that they would recover
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